On the most basic level, the communicator tells people what animals are thinking and feeling and relays messages to animals from people. For example, when there are upcoming changes in a household like a move or a baby on the way, communication is facilitated between the animals and people, allowing them all to communicate how they feel about the transition and what they need for support. On the l
evel of physical health, the communicator is a great resource on the health care “team” for animals. She speaks with animals to see where they hurt and what they are feeling and gets detailed information from them about how best to proceed with treatment options, which practitioner to visit, or how to balance supplements. She also supports people when their animals approach the end of life, speaking with the animal to sense when they feel “ready to go.”
On a deeper level, during readings she asks the animals what they need for healing the soul—allowing animals to communicate profound messages of healing to their human companions. She sees that animals, simply by being heard, often begin to heal. Clients also report that sessions give them a whole new outlook on the complex mental and emotional nature of their animals. And of course, all of these things also help people feel closer to their animals, which is perhaps the most valuable aspect of animal communication.
